The first was the best one. Dude narrating it reminded me of Bob Ross. I was ready to paint some happy trees.

The first one was awesome! The third one, 😠😢 I wish people would stop tearing apart and destroying vintage or antique furniture instead of restoring it to its former glory.

The first one was pretty good. It's a good thing the cooler can be removed to empty and clean as needed. The bottle cap holder needs a slide out bottom for emptying the caps into a bag. Or you could put a bag in there in the first place but clip it in place so it doesn't fall in. Otherwise it was an awesome idea.

clear enunciation - concise details - narrator is on point ...

I'm flipping out trying to count the number of self-designated geniuses KZfaq seems to produce.

AAAAMMMMMAAAZINNG!!😀💕🎉🎉👍👍 I really like ALL of these, except the orange fabric cooler.....😶

That first idea was really cool. What a great idea to have something for a party. And people don't have to bed down to get a drink and I love how you put that area to catch the bottle caps.

I've got a better use if you have a backyard. I've been using various coolers just like that as a fireproof, burglarproof safe for valuables you would store in an expensive safe. I bury them in a nice garden setting with the top at ground level. Put a paving/flagstone type over the spot. Been doing this for decades.

The first DIY was pretty good! Especially if your house is the spot where everyone goes to have barbeques! The last dresser into a bar revamp was really nice too!❤

I like the way he uses his Mr. Rogers voice. So calm and soft.

Cool ideas 💡! I really liked the first and last one! The middle one needed to be better thought out. Like adding a cushion or something. Blessings and Peace ❤️✝️

I LOVE the first one. His voice is always so soothing.

3 things about making the first cooler. It looks great, but be sure to use *waterproof* wood glue and apply an all- weather sealer to the wood. Finally, how are you supposed to remove the bottle caps from that narrow cap catcher? 🤔 I'd probably make a removable receptacle to hang below the bottle opener or just flatten one side of a small tin bucket to hang flush against the cooler case under the opener.😁

The first one gave me so much life. Cannot WAIT to try it myself.. or get my son to 😍 But that last one straight deleted me. & in such a horrific way too 😢 Edited: Thank you for the coaster ride. Stay Blessed

The Bob Ross of DIY. Great vid!

Thank you so much for this video! Three very cute & fresh ideas that I don't think that I've seen before. I have to say that the "Christmas in March" video a few days ago had me wondering why I watched this channel? Now I remember. It's because of the good craft ideas. So, thanks again for the content & to the crafters for their ideas & great work! 👍

For some reason the way you’re talking reminds me of Bob Ross😂 after all you are creating art.

The ottoman cooler needed the excess fabric cut away from where the lid fits. You could adhere tape trim to cover the edges & not interfer w the lid closing. The suggestion of adding some foam or pillow on top is a good one. The only problem I see w using this for an actual cooler vs a storage ottoman is pouring the water out & getting the fabric wet & nasty.

Loved the dresser hack the best!!!!!!

You can beef up an old cooler by drilling holes around the top rim and then spray in some expanding foam. They don’t use a lot of foam from the factory.

Love the first cooler “Hack” really beautiful and useful I did not like the other two.

The last person should be arrested for destruction of property with horrendous results.

That Man is the Bob Ross of wood working💖

I loved the first guys project, I have at least twelve cooler boxes at home with about three with broken hinges on the lids, guess what I am going to do?

Love the cooler first cooler video. I agree with others that the same type of cooler used in the first video would work as well for the video of the ottoman & provide much support, but what an awesome way to reuse a styrofoam cooler that probably be taking up space in a landfill somewhere. Saw some of the comments & wanted to mention that I have watched the DIYer in the first video on several other projects & he is very thorough so I am sure he left an opening for the drain spout & also a way to remove bottle caps from container easily. Only so much time can be allotted to DIY projects shown on HT, so I’m sure he had to keep most info specific to the cooler housing build info. Wanted to ask if anyone happens to know his name or if he has his own channel I could look up? Really like his attention to detail on instructions. TIA

I just love the first guys voice and presentation,and yes that cooler was cool👍🏽

It seems the first one would be hard to remove when even partially filled with melted water. The cost for components another -factor

I'm lov'n you guys adding tutorials to these videos... thanks for listening to us; it just makes 4 awesome content!

Nice. So to get the water out you have to lift the whole cooler out to dump it. Or did you make an opening for the coolers drain plug but didn't show it in the video?

Love the first idea a lot but using the second video ice box. Great idea.

Like the first one w/a couple of additions: The catch for the bottle lid should have a removable cup inside that can be lifted out and dumped. The finished cooler needs some wheels.

Loved the first one!

Love this cooler stand. Turned out great

The first cooler idea was cool

All great ideas! I especially love the first one.

Your voice and cadence makes you sound like Mr. Rogers and the Painter Bob Ross! Pardon the pun but that's a Cool Idea!!

I really enjoyed this video.

Did you notice that the cooler lid fits the base upside down? Makes a great serving tray,Subbed😎👍

What about the drain ????

Great ideas if the value of your time is less than $0.01 per hour.

Best idea I’ve seen yet!!! Great job!!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😃😊👍🏽

These are all so creative!!!

I think I'd have used superstrong Velcro on the first one to secure the lid to the wood. I could then still use the cooler for mobile trips to local campgrounds. Nice otherwise.

I think they should have used the foam cooler for the first project and the poly- container for a seat or stool. The poly body would be stronger to take the weight. Otherwise, good.

Wow! That is genius! So cool.

you could make a slide to remove the caps out the holder would be nice

Idk about genius hack, I've been building wooden ice chest for like 15 years, but thanks for the compliment.

I’m flipping out over this genius cooler hack!

I like your Bob Ross narrating cool idea.

Love the coolers hacks💚👍💚

Cool idea but maybe a hole for the drain access.

The first one was cool only thing that would of been cool is some trap door beneath the bottle cap catcher to empty it when it got full

Useful projects & ideas. The middle project was a bit rough in execution. And I wonder about it's comfort. Even rigid foam can be rough on the heels & ankles after a bit. And orange?

It’s like a building Bob Ross! 😂 👌🏽

Yeah these are pretty cool I built one a few years ago for our pool parties

My man is like if Bob Ross and Bob Villa had a child….of coolers.

I really liked this. I’m going to do this!!!❤

Side shelves would be a nice addition

LOL this hack is as old as the hills heh its been done and talked about around the campfire for years. But only new on social media👍👍👍

That was well done .

Filling the insulating hollow areas with foam/anything has the opposite effect. The hollow area is designed to creat a chilled area around the cooler space so the ambient doesnt draw the chill out of the inside. When u fill that area it acts as a heated/warm blanket sucking the coolness out even faster. Depends on the outside temp i guess

pro tip ---- when gluing the fabric to the cooler, Spray BOTH the fabric AND the cooler! wait until it tacks up, the stick them together,,, you won't need pins that way

Sounds like Bob Ross giving cooler hack tricks.

Good job. One thought, make something to attach to the drain so you can drain out the water without having to remove the cooler.

What a fantastic idea! Now where is that old cooler .

Add a little hinged flap where the cooler drain is on the 1st one if it has one so you can reduce the weight for removal 7/or make room for more ice...

Cool ideas👍🏼

Seems a bit tight to get to the actual cooler handles

(Respectfully) The first guy sounds like the Bob Ross of carpentry. . RIP Bob Ross.

Looks like the drain was blocked on the first one. That would be a problem

First one was very dope

Very creative!

That beat tho!🎶🔥

First cooler cover was great, second one, not so much

That is cool as heck!

Awesome! how long were legs on cooler

Great voice! Well done

This freakin genius!!!!!!!

Phkn Amazing ma G !!!! Am havn fam over from c. amerika. And i will follow yo video to build one !!! Phkn amaxing ma G !! ✨👍

FABULOUS.

Thanks so much

Thanks nice job god bless

Have fun draining the water from the cooler 😜

Add some spray foam to increase insulation of cooler!

Sooooooo Smart. ♥

I guess it's difficult to drain or draining on the legs. The design should consider draining.

The legs of the ice chest cooler should have been made like an elephant stand . This cooler stand is too top heavy for straight legs and will easily fall over because of the center or gravity . It does look attractive . 119/23

Even better find a double wall box to fit the foam cooler first , zas this will give its wall more strength..

I think the narrator for the 1st cooler was my high school sex ed teacher

I’m looking for some kind of sink to go into minivan. Fresh water on one side and other side grey water. Thank you

Fill it with foam?

You should of used leather or leather like material.its easier to clean .great job

What kind of stapler is that?

Always remember two at a time

Pretty cool

I don't mind reaching into the regular cooler for something cold to drink I don't need to put it in a fancy cabinet

Let's hope the third one is not cursed, or her spirits will really haunt her!

Second one would put padding and something to make sturdier so if any weight won't bust top

Great build, but why didn't you add a hole for the drain plug

Should have used outdoor fabric